Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, December 12, 1949, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, DEC. 12. 1949 HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TAdt Midland Empire Nevis Mt. Lakl Mr. 111(1 Mre. Bert, Burdlck nd daughter Olailya of Loiigvlew, Wuh, visited Mr. nd Mre. I'ercy DUun lest week. Mre. Hurdtik and Mn. DHoil were arlioulinalea. Week-end fiieata al Hie home ot Mr. and Mn. Hcott Thompson were Mr. (lid Mn. Marlon Van Oaten fiom PrlnevlUe, (ri. Mn. Van Oe. ttn U niece of the Thnmnaona, Mr. nd Mm. Bryant Wllllama nd diiivlilrr Duals Lee were yial tora In Mrdlurd on Monday. franco Jordan of Han Malm. Cat. wae a rallrr at ths Percy Dixon hum on Huluiday. Mr. and Mm. Karl Mar k Br., en tertained lor their ton fcurl Jr. nn Haturday nllillt In honnr nf hia birth day. A waffle and frlrd rhlikrn sup per iu eerved to Ilia honored KUeat Karl Jr.. fcva Mne Alexander. Mary Louise rmn. Inna I)lnn, Oleo Bumraa, Hylvla Ktady, Jnyca Ole aon, Oanrua fllevciison Jr., Lonnle Hmtlh. Iala Firming. Kenneth Mil llian. Ulrk. Jark and Uurt Mark. Oamca were anjoyad by Ilia (roup. Word haa barn received from Mr. a. P. Drhllneer who la spending tha winter mnnlha at Yuma. ArU. that ha la feeling fin and enloylng tha warm weather and fishing every day. i The Mt. Ikl aid will meet nn I edneaday, December U at 7 p. m. .in the home of Mra. Henry Hemoti. There will be a Chrlatmae lift ex change. Olfu are not to cost more than fifty cents earh. Molhera bringing children are to bring chll. dren's alfta too. On Sunday, December IS there will be a pot lurk dinner held at the grange hall following the morn Ing services at the Mt. lkl rhurrh. The community la cordially Invited to attend church services and the dinner. Plana for a new church building will be discussed at that time. Newell dairy Priende are glad to learn that Richard Kolllrr It bark home again and Improving every day after pending the pant two werka In a Klamath Palla hoapltal where he underwent major turnery. Prlrnda have Jearned of the birth ot a aon to Mr. and Mra. Clyde Horslry of Med lord laat week. The baby haa been named Luther Joe. Tha Iliirslrys are former reridenta of Dairy. Old frlenda will be Interested to leurn that Mr. Claude Hall ot Ash li'iid la ahowlng Improvement at Klamath Vallry after undergoing major aurgery laat week. The Hall family are former realdente of thla vlrlnlty before going to Ashland to live. Heveral anna and a daughter re. aide In Klamath Palla. Mra. C. M. Hairy la ahowlng Im provement at the Klamath Valley hnaplUl where ahe haa been a pa. tlenl alnre ahe wal Injured several weeka ago. Albert lluntdorf. Eldon and Mr. and Mra. Melhaae of Klamath Palla were vlallora In the Richard liultler home on Sunday evening. Henlev Gilchrist Prom the paternal grandmother. Mra. J. B. Hamilton of Clllrhrlst. cornea word that Mr. and Mra. Stew art Blake of Jerome, Idaho, are par. enu of a boy, their tint child. The young Blaka waa born tn Twin Palla, Idaho on December I at S 30 p. m. Between 40 and 60 members of the Methodist Sunday achool apent an afternoon tkatlng at the Klamath Palla rink on December 4. Six ear loada drove down for the private party which proved eueceeaful aa aeveral youngsters learned to akate and all had a great time. There war 10 prearhonl age children on ekatea, the younieat of whom waa Karen Jo Huff, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Archie Huff. Prelda Kirk la en tha get well list for the mumpe thla peal week. There aren't many people left In the community who have eacaped thla epidemic. Mr. and Mra. Robert Doak and Jinny Lynn recently returned from a trip to South Dakota to vlit Mra. Dnaka rrlallvea. They visited In Southern Colorado on their return with a former Chllnquln high achool atudent and hla wife. Mr. and Mra. Nell MtOteary, and tn ' Colorado Springs, where Doak waa itationed In the army. Mra, Bam Rife, fifth grade In a rue tor, baa been 111 thla week and waa replaced lor the time at achool by Mra. FJjnar Heglund. Mra. Harry Whiting waa assent from achool on Thurtday of thla week. She la a firat grade teacher at the local grade achool. Returning to hrr Medford home recently waa Mra. Lanore Plury who had spent the aummer and fall months In thla vicinity with three of her children and their famlllea, Mr. and Mra. Roy Qlrnger, Mr. and Mra. Henry Wolff and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Plury. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Oober and Mr. and Mra. B. W. Short returned Saturday from Portland, Ore. where Mra. Oober received medlral care. Mr. and Mn. O. D. Reeder enter tained Thanksgiving Day with a family dinner. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mra. Albert Keady were Mra. Krady's parents Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Boyd. Mr. and Mra. Jack Welmer and ton Skipper were vial urn at Med tnrd for a tew daya after Thanks giving. Mra. Harold Mallory la receiving medical treatment at a local hoa pltal. Mlsa Haiel Bradbury of Portland v lulled her altter Mra. Clarlaaa West laat week. Little Steven Michael Dixon, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon waa able to leave the Klam ath Valley hospital last week for home. A Thanksgiving Day dinner waa enjoyed at trie Clarence Oober home when a group of relatives gathered for the day. Mr, and Mrs. Dirk Blackwell, Mr. and Mra. C. E. Beard and Mr. and Mra. R. O Otlltaeth were gueata of honor at a aurprUe farewell party at the Sheldan Lew la home on Tuea. day evening of laat weak The fol lowing people were present: Mr. ; and Mrs. BUI Huae, Mra. Chet Chain and Jean, Mr. and Mra. Al Burby. Mr. and Mra. Al Jonas, Mr. and Mra. Cliff Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Onldrn, Mr. and Mra. Ray Wal Mrs. Henry Robblns. L. V. Ray aad Mr. and Mra. Ralph Ellla. Record albums were presented to the gueata of honor and everyone present auto graphed them. Tha evening was spent In playing games after which the hostess nerved a delicious lunch Mr. and Mra. Vance Jones spent the week-end In Davla Creek, Ore. Lean Van Nortwlrk and family apent a week-end recently In Cottage Grove, Ore. Eugene Ronaher of Williams haa enrolled In the second grade here at the achool In Newell. Mr. and Mra. Eugene Bllbert vis ited Mr. and Mra. Ray Callleon In ttacremento laat week. Mr. and Mra. R. C. OUbreth were dinner gueata on Tuesday and Wed nesday evening at the Cliff Parker home. Mr. and Mrs1. C. E. Beard were dinner guests on Thursday evening at the Ray Walkln home. Mr. and Mrs. Oene Brown have moved to Eluerla. Calif. Mr. Brown has transferred to a Job with the bureau of reclamation similar to the one he held here. The Orr and Balk famlllea were visitors In the McCoy home thla week-end. Mr. and Mra. Rogers spent Thanksgiving Day with the Asher family. Mr. and Mra. John Pettlgrew and children apent laat week-end In Oak land, Calif. Mrs. John Terry and Ona Lee have Just returned from a six weeks visit In Louisiana. Ruth and Bill Ellla were Saturday night gueata at the Sheldan Lewis home. i Hager Mr. end Mrs. Paul Hraa and daughter Mary Ellen from Rogue River apent the week-end here on business, visiting their parents and other relatives. Mrs. Minnie Mallory, who haa been eertoutly 111 In Klamath Val ley hospital, la expected home this week-end. Ployd Short la ahlpplng his po tatoes now and loading the cars here al Hager. Paul Daltnn left on a buslnesa trip to Bakersileld. Calif., thla week. He traveled by plane. Mr. and Mra. Hendrtrkson went to Port Klamath on Wednesday where Mr. Hendrirkton la doing some dredging work. Mrs. Lea Baldwin, formerly of Hager, la nuralng a broken wrlat which ahe received In a fall some time ago. Want Ada are Inexpensive Utile "eye-catchera-1 and bring quick re eulla. Just phone 8111. 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